Jacklyn
Now a Scapenerd too...
Ok, I'm trying to create buttons for my new website. How do I make a button in Adobe, but save it as a JPEG? I can't seem to figure a way...but then, I'm not very good with Adobe. Anybody know?
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Adobe Photoshop Question
- Thread starter Jacklyn
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As a photoshop user, I also had that same problem. Instead of saving it when you 'x' out of the screen, you go to 'File' and 'Save' or 'Save As' then use the scroll thing and find JPEG and then save it.
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Jacklyn
Thankies!
For me, first I crop the image to the size of the button or whatever it is. Next, I "Save For Web" or Shift+Ctrl+Alt+S for p.c. users with Photoshop 7.0. (I'm not sure if the hot keys are different for newer versions.
I use "Save For Web" because you can adjust little things like the quality, transparency (for gifs of course) et cetera, while comparing with the original image. And the pop-up screen (for "Save For Web") shows you the time it will take for the image to load as well. So that's helpful. Try fooling around with the options. It's the best way to see what you want and what you don't want.
I use "Save For Web" because you can adjust little things like the quality, transparency (for gifs of course) et cetera, while comparing with the original image. And the pop-up screen (for "Save For Web") shows you the time it will take for the image to load as well. So that's helpful. Try fooling around with the options. It's the best way to see what you want and what you don't want.